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Show Page Two Thursday, September 22. I960 Nephi, Utah Patient List EDITORIAL NATIONAL Association STAffcf ptah 1 ;;.,img Recently admitted patients at the Juab County Hospital include the following: Bobbie D. Olsen, Nephi Linda Sperry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. SperPublished every Thursday at Nephi, Juab County, Utah. ry, Nephi Entered at the post office at Nephi, Utah, as second class Duane Wilkey, son of Mr. mail matter under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilkey, NeSix months $2.25. Subscription rates: One year $4.00; phi. rates Ken Thayne, Nephi Subscriptions are payable in advance. Advertising the on request. Jacqueline Birchfield, of Mrs. Claudia Birchdaughter E. Gibson Publishers: A. B. Gibson and Roy field, Nephi J. H. Carter, Nephi Roy E. Gibson Bowles, son of Mr. Jeffery and Mrs. Eldon Bowles, Nephi Office: 96 South Main Street, Telephone 196, Nephi, Utah Mrs. Vivian Milburg, Fullerton, California. All Barbara and Mark Millburg, FOR SALE Baby crib, ... APPLES FOR SALE Howard Riley, 1095 children of Mrs. Vivian Milalso Child's wardrobe and ma- kinds Phone burg, Fullerton, California. Mrs. James P. South Main, Payson hogany desk Bryant Tidwell, son of Mr. Payson 492. McCune, Phone 178. and Mrs. Duane Tidwell, Nephi Dorothy Pass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pass, Ne phi. Susan Howard .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howard, of Nephi. Mrs. Lynn R. Balle, Salt Lake City. Fountain Leland Despain, Green. Editor-Manage- MODERN WELL LOCATED SERVICE STATION AVAILABLE Lease now available for amMrs. Robert Goodell (Mary timonial of a nephew, Arlin bitious man who wants real Irons) and daughter Ann Marie Rasmussen, who left for the security. Previous station or automotive experience desirare visiting at the home ol' Netherlands mission. able but not necessary for the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. AmerMrs. of Joy Tidwell right man. We train you. LeadG. Irons. ican Fork visited with her ing oil company. Phone 8W Guests at the home of Mr. mother, Mrs. Christina Bowers and ask for Mr. Otten. and Mrs. Dwain Bracken last last weke. week were her brother and FURNACES Installed, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Nelson grand mother, Mrs. Gilbert of Corona DelMar, California cleaned, serviced and repaired. BARTON PLUMBING & Ward of San Pablo, California visited at the home of Mr. and Call HEATING. 95W Garth Bclliston, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Reeve G. Richardson on , Ronald Bclliston and family of Tuesday. STOKERMATIC FOR SALE Mr. and Mrs. John Ogden, and Mr. of Dinner Phone 418NW Mrs. Ed. guests and Mr. Vickers of Murray, Claude Tolley on Sunday Wilkey. Mrs. Lloyd Hobbs of Provo, Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Glen Toland Mrs. Charles Synder of Los wereandMr. and and Mrs. Estel-l- a family FOR SALE ley Purebred of recent were guests Angeles Ollerjon, all of Springville Chesapeake Retriever pups Mr. and Mrs. Lester B. Beilis and Mrs. Tola Hansen of Ne- phone 087J1, Mona. ton. phi. GIFT LISTS for weddings, The Fort Wall Camp of the Mr. and Mrs. Ken Zabriskie, Phone 87 Daughters of Utah Pioneers Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kay, Mrs. etc. at FORSEYS held their meeting on Friday, Mayme Pay and Mrs. Erma and well do the rest. September 17 at the home of Garrett were in Salt Lake Mrs. Goldie Howarth. Captain City Friday to attend the wed NOW! Etta Latimer conducted. Fol- ding reception in honor of Mr GIFT LIST at Robert Hall lowing opening song, the lesson and Mrs. Robert Rheese Fife Pharmacy. Phone 43! of I860 was at the Garden Heights South Recollections FURNACES - Trade in given by Audrie Tacy. Alligee Ward chapel. The bride is the Anderson gave a history of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. that old furnace on a new oil or coal furnace Material, Fanny and Ruth Anna Newton Fowles. work and furnaces guaranteed Draper. County officers Zola BARTON The Second Ward Relief Soc- first quality Howard and Maude Robertson will hold their opening PLUMBING & HEATING 347 iety were visitors. Hostesses were social on Wednesday, Septemb- North Main Street, Phone 95W Martha Belliston, Ida Belliston, er 28th at 7:30 p.m. at the Goldie Howarth and Lula Mem-mot- t, First-Secon- d All Ward hall. and light refreshments ladies of the ward are enwere served to 21 members couraged to attend. and two guests. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert G, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sud' Steele of Salt Lake City were weeks were in Richfield Mon- dinner guests of Mrs. Earl H.. Juab Hospital Nephi Local and Social Items r: FOR RENT OR SALE oil home Modern furnace Electric hot water Good close in locaheater tion See E. R. Shaw or call day to attend the funeral sers, 71. vices of William Clinton a cousin of Mr. GIFT LIST for Nancy wedding at American Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sudweeks Fork Friday Chapman Fur- of Salt Lake City visited with 300. niture, Phone his brother and sister in law, and Mrs. Richard Sudweeks TYPEWRITER RIBBONS & Mr. on Tuesday. In stock machine adding paper at all times. Times-New- s, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Belof Murray were weekliston VICTORIO TOMATO AND end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. No pre- Wilford Belliston. FRUIT JUICER Als Marcooking necessary Miss Carolee Bosh of Spring ket, 1166 South Main. Spanspent the week end with City ish Fork. Utah. Phone 844R her grandmother, Mrs. Hazel Bosh. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon of his FOR SALE Two bedroom Bosh were dinner guests and their home or will rent with option mother on Sunday home with returned to buy Inquire LOCKHART daughter them. 240 East Center COMPANY. St., Provo Phone FR3-019- 2 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christensen of Moroni visited at FOR SALE Bartlett pears, the home of Mrs. Hazel Bosh on Delicious and Roman Beauty McMullins orchard Saturday. apples Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pay-stru-p at Genola. and children Glennis and FOR SALE Canning tom- Marvin of Tooele were weekatoes. Also weiner pigs. Grant end visitors of her parents, Mr. Price phone 409M. and Mrs. Ralph Carter. and Mrs. Amos Rasmus..FOR SALE Registered senMr.visited over the week end Suffolk ewes. Sheep Rams, Contact Geo. C. Sperry, phone in Fairview with relatives and friends. On Sunday e vening 236W. they attended the farewell tesSud-week- Sud-week- s. Bel-list- TRAGIC ROLLERS LAST LONGER Track roller bushings and shafts get unsurpassed protection with RPM Tractor Roller Lubricant. It flows evenly, coating bearing surfaces with a tough film that stays put even under shock loads. ..seals out dirt, mud and water. 1 4 Tractor Roller Lubricant comes in 3 grades for Caterpillar and International equipment and an AC RPM e'sd"orA"is'Ch'me'!s' For any Standard Oil product, call A LEO W. CHRISTENSEN P.O. 72 Box Phone awimiVitfW'aifinfWiTftTl 21 W Nephi linffliiliiilnHii iinniAitairiiWi'-llWfliliriTlllfillll- am f I One Steele on Tuesday. and Mrs. David W. Loertcher and daughter Carla of Park City visited with her mother, Mrs. T. W. Vickers on Tuesday. Carla remained to visit with her grandmother. Mr. Weather MIGHTY GOOD EATING!! v ' . w:: yt ,x.: Y - BOI OBG - 4 - t spede! 43$ MORRELL CANNED PICICS -t : . . lv ? i. ''a VYi lx;v is ' j ' r v 'T k r J 4 A'. 4, ' Sj h P1 " 1 S' .v: f'jr f OR AND PRIZI ' 2nd to 6th to 16th to st to 51 j 5th 1 1 Full PRIZES 5th PRIZES 50th PRIZES 0 st PRIZES 1 at 5 .08 .00 .01 .03 .00 .00 .01 Ba'BlflZESSS ytari supply OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK ! DAIRY PRESIDENTIAL SWEEPSTAKES kk Wol toototf k lo Mlocl 10 oinninj prevdertiel eanditolo on oaMoMto MKood compfobr ntAc, I veto, loffotHor wifh ftotomonl m 10 word or aftlria m ho ploatn. Wtooor will Dairy Product bocouM . . . " loch ponott mof submit at many final. Iho ivdpo b b oohfiod by mod. QoosIoa Product or a roaioftoblo Eoch nry must bo occomponttd by iht carton top of any HUond Dairy ObiKlix ol III piw Contosl, P. O. Bo 1000, lab loho City 10, ontrio must bo mailed to Contest begun Wednesday. September 14, I960 and 0 entries must bo post marked before 960. November 6, midnight Sunday, The figuro used for the popular vote totals of dm wbrninf condidota will be lM release by 9 Assoooted Press as of ondnsgtit, Noe. 0, 960. trading area. Not oliglbla ora employees Eligible to participate ore oil residents of the Ms advertising agency. of Dairy and thee families, and Axel sen Advertising Agency, Inc AN spaces on the officii entry blank must be filled. Pleos print or typo. AN PRIZES Light for Living in all areas where needed to insure beauty, comfort, and safety. Full HOUSEPOWER to handle tor tomiV l lorf, MtrZt-- O. Mi rMt'l wpplr Dory . Meotih Preporttened MJk, 4 fee. Cottoga Cheese, 3 fee. Kstng each month oft 40 guarts 1 I 1 I buftermdk, Sour I Cream, quart Chocolate Drink, quart butter, pm gallon ke Cream, quart Hi land Sunktsl Orange Drink, 3 pints of four. lor fomdy Products an mrooo mS of 2nd te Sh Dairy i months' supply months supply of 6th to 5th Prue-T- hre Dairy Products for an average fomtly of fow. months' swpp y of 16th la 50th Prtm-O- no Dmry Pradwck far aa avarago tamsly of few. 5 1st to 101 st Prizes One goMon Hnland ka Croaak fST Medallion Tolal Electric Home brings yout Clean, quiet, flameless electric heat. Dairy Products for You can enter as often as you wish . . . just mail the entry d blank with the top from any product, or a reasonable facsimile. Look for the free entry blank each week in this newspaper. Looking for a new home? Look for the Total Electric Gold Medallion. It assures you that your home will bring you the ultimate in electric living now and in the future . . . and will retain its value for years to come. A Gold of an averag family of 4 Six months tupply of Dairy Products Thru month' tupply of Dairy Products On months' tupply of Dairy Products -- On Gallon let Crtam Hi-Lan- SYMBOL of a HOME with a FUTURE for YOU todays electric appliances and those to be added in the future. Flameless Electric cooking, electric dryer, electric water heater with its special low rate . . . and many others of the more than 70 electric appliances now available. Pri- for Preskenf My eshmata of Me total pepwfer bi - Boneless - Fully 4 lbs 2.59 Cooked SWIFTS BROWN AND SERVE PATTIES GOOD . pkg 4QC OR LINKS LEAN GROUND BEEF 2 Pounds for OSg BACON - -- 1 lb packages "Crisprife" per lb 5C SAUSAGE -- THE BEST- - - per pound 41C --EX- TRA a - cans &9 CHICKEN BREASTS -THIGHS or DRUM- STICKS pkg - - 5 qg FROST FLAME PIES Apple or Pumpkin Hi-Lan- v; II UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUWUUWUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUVUUUUULfMAAAAAAnAmiAnnAAAAnnAAAnAAAnAAnAAAAAAMAAAnAAAAAAr LEVAN STATION Readings taken daily b. tin 79c PEAS - SPINACH OR BROCCOLI - Snow Crop - Any kind 6 for 2.00 RASPBERRIES - 5 BANANAS pkgs for -- 1.00 VERY CHOICE - - lQg lb SEEDLESS GRAPES- - 3 for l.Qj) per pound Apple Osier gfi goi 79c uprWfflfers 3piis$1. MANDARINE ORANGES 4 cans GQC BISQUICK - LARGE PACKAGES - Each - 39g TASTEWELL MARGARINE 3 lbs for OQg LUMBER JACK SYRUP LARGE SIZE3Qg MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING quart 53g HILLS BROS COFFEE- - - -- 1 LB TIN fiQg COFFEE---LB BROS HILLS TIN 2 1.35 PEANUTS -- 3 LBS 1.Q0 STANDBY esnrjcaJikja: work-savin- g i tmuiiu When the future is ell electric, why buy anything but a Gold Medallion Home? As k your builder about a Co Id Medallion Total Electric Home. r iMtmi Nf UTAH POWER TOTAL ELECTRIC HOME t UGHT CO. isN at noon, one at night, One along the way . , , Micyr Date Pick the winner of the presidential election . . . esumate his total popular vote . . . and you can win a full years DAIRY PRODUCTS. Thats the supply of Presidential Sweepstakes. 100 grand prize in other big prizes. See what you can win: ; iTyntimtrr TENDcd, li a.m. , - pi iirmfunfmft roif mr AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION OF UTAH NEPHI STATION t . 'I to REPORTS v 4 rG: VO You never outgrow your need for Milk, Drink three glasses every day I JUICE - 5 cons S9S ' f iiiWiiYi PASCO ORANGE -- U- f AND SO WILL YOU WANT TO SHOP HERE AND SWEEP UP THE SAVINGS FOUND BELOW 0 i iw.'msiUMVOB IIE LIKES TO SHOP AT ALLEN'S LEMONADE y.i. Wf f 2 b ,yjii,iin jniHiwwm.mil. MEATSGROCERIESscRUITSVEGETABLES...Phone 6 Nephi, Ufah r |